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you will lose the election. "mad money" will be right back. >> coming up. cooking with gas, clean energy fuels took another step today and investors filled up on the stock. after falling from its highs earlier this year is it time to hop back onboard? we have the exclusive on today's headlines. and later, cliff notes. time is running out to resolve our fiscal follies. cramer is taking action. tonight dave cote talks about his role in the fix the debt campaign. his take on whether we can avoid the fiscal cliff. plus, ready for takeoff? shares of boeing have been caught in the holding pattern this year. could the flight path be changing or will fiscal cliff concerns keep it grounded? cramer is reading the flight plan in tonight's edition of off the charts, all coming up on "mad money." ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] don't just reject convention. drown it out. introducing the all-new 2013 lexus ls f sport. an entirely new pursuit. >>> it has become clear that with the obama reelection, the fuel for service vehicles probably not going to be aided by washington
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but it has done so sing the election. they make boeing seem attractive. it is a strong flow of support under $69. it is going to give you what i call downside protection. the stock is trading above all of its key moving averages. it has broken out of the ten day. it is broken out of its 50 day moving average. most important out of its 200 day moving average. when it is trading below this line they will right it off as a loser. as of today boeing has made three consecutive closes and could attract many more buyers. it is an upstock. there is another reason, it has to do with the indicator at the bottom. it is the moving average, the line we call this the macd. this is a momentum indicator. right now it is being told it is ready to roar. it is making the cross over. the black line crosses over the red line. they have been pretty reliable by signals. right before boeing rallied like crazy and we had it at the beginning of octobeoctober. would she used to print out the macd's every day and find me one that is worth buying. and i have to agree with him. some o
but it has done so sing the election. they make boeing seem attractive. it is a strong flow of support under $69. it is going to give you what i call downside protection. the stock is trading above all of its key moving averages. it has broken out of the ten day. it is broken out of its 50 day moving average. most important out of its 200 day moving average. when it is trading below this line they will right it off as a loser. as of today boeing has made three consecutive closes and could...
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i don't believe there are unbelievable gains going into an election year and fiscal cliff. the average investor has been hiding out in bonds and it will not last forever and they should look at equities. >> one of the themes here is foreign capital will move to the united states as the rest of the world moves through their problems. are you seeing that? >> we're not seeing that at brook stone capital. we have a good pulse on what main street is looking for, frankly. with negative real rates of returns, interest rates zero and inflation 3%, there are opportunities for investors besides staying on the sidelines with cash. there are other opportunities to participate. >>. >> they're not in the markets. bonds aren't returning much. gold is flat for the better part of the year. what are people doing with their money? >> we believe in being paid to wait. certain high yield bonds and floating rate funds that allow us to get paid to wait and we believe it will stay low for at least a year given what the fed has told us. we believe in getting paid to wait with uncertainty being a re
i don't believe there are unbelievable gains going into an election year and fiscal cliff. the average investor has been hiding out in bonds and it will not last forever and they should look at equities. >> one of the themes here is foreign capital will move to the united states as the rest of the world moves through their problems. are you seeing that? >> we're not seeing that at brook stone capital. we have a good pulse on what main street is looking for, frankly. with negative...
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look at what the elections is all about. i think people will be surprised. the earning season could be a little messy. the dollar is up, foreign growth is not good. the multinationals are still having trouble. >> but you like some of the smaller american focused manufacturing companies. >> i do. >> and the smaller banks that finance them. >> i do. i think there's the beginnings of what people call the american industrial renaissance. we're gaining market share here in the united states and the riots in china over the weekend support our notion that in the future do you want to put manufacturing facilities overseas or in the united states? this weekend is why you want to put them in the united states. >> peter, tell me what the market right now is saying to you. it would seem to me that since bernanke came out a week or so ago with the announcement of qe3 that the market has kind of moved back a little bit. we've had a few sort of down days as though the market were saying, he gave us what we expected and now it's time to get a little smart. >> it's time to g
look at what the elections is all about. i think people will be surprised. the earning season could be a little messy. the dollar is up, foreign growth is not good. the multinationals are still having trouble. >> but you like some of the smaller american focused manufacturing companies. >> i do. >> and the smaller banks that finance them. >> i do. i think there's the beginnings of what people call the american industrial renaissance. we're gaining market share here in...
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i think a little distance from the election. we get closer to the holidays and closer to a period, i do think we get past the fiscal cliff. nobody wants to see that. >> what were you going to say? >> we have to do something about the debt. i think it's a big problem. >> they sure did pretty well under bill clinton's economic policies. >> bill clinton inherited the economic recovery and bequeathed us a recession. >> i think you have it wrong. >> it would attack the deficit in a way that the president believes is a fairer way to reduce the deficit. there is two choices. reduce spending or raise taxes. >> nbc news projecting the state of colorado will go to barack obama. >> there you go. >> does that make ohio irrelevant yet? >> if he wins -- have they called iowa and nevada yet? >> they called iowa. >> it's not a growth strategy. >> in my lifetime, and i still got a couple of good years left, will we ever cut spending in this country? >> there is always a reason, it seems to me, in the united states, which is just like europe, nev
i think a little distance from the election. we get closer to the holidays and closer to a period, i do think we get past the fiscal cliff. nobody wants to see that. >> what were you going to say? >> we have to do something about the debt. i think it's a big problem. >> they sure did pretty well under bill clinton's economic policies. >> bill clinton inherited the economic recovery and bequeathed us a recession. >> i think you have it wrong. >> it would...
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>> it's not as good if romney's elected president. because what happened is the health companies they went all in under obama. they did win. unh goes higher with president obama is re-elected. if you love playing kick the can as a kid, as i did, you should have adored as an investor in an industrial based company, the kick the can theory, our stocks go higher. >>> coming up , ipo stud or dud. but does this cloud play offer enough profit to bring investors back to the table. find out when you get to know this ipo. >>> and later, up, up and away? amazon has already sold almost 50% this year and google is up over 15%. but could these two market leaders continue to climb? or will they fall back down to earth? don't miss cramer's take. >>> plus, healthy dividend? medical properties trust owns care facilities nationwide, as affordable care makes political headlines. does this mean give your performer a -- as cramer sits down with a ceo just ahead. all coming up on "mad money." when you take a closer look... ...at the best schools in the wor
>> it's not as good if romney's elected president. because what happened is the health companies they went all in under obama. they did win. unh goes higher with president obama is re-elected. if you love playing kick the can as a kid, as i did, you should have adored as an investor in an industrial based company, the kick the can theory, our stocks go higher. >>> coming up , ipo stud or dud. but does this cloud play offer enough profit to bring investors back to the table. find...
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the freezing of the election, which is emblematic of the total gridlock in washington. all these have been part of what's been an endless malaise. what do you do? do you surrender and say if the future is down? no. here's my advice. we heard endlessly that revenues have disappointed. how about these, panera, honeywell, ppg, verizon, yahoo, comcast, the parent company of this network. these companies beat and raised and could all be down because of a market-wide selloff. they have remarkably good charts that could bounce when the selloff smoke clears. the market goes down even when it's closed. but we also have a plan. use it. we can profit from the market's malaise. we've just had to find the winners more than we had to at the market's bottom three short years ago. stick with cramer. >> stick connected with cramer on madmoney.cnbc.com. [ male announcer ] the 2013 smart comes with 8 airbags, a crash management system and the world's only tridion safety cell which can withstand over three and a half tons. small in size. big on safety. ...and now... you! [ giggles ] ♪ th
the freezing of the election, which is emblematic of the total gridlock in washington. all these have been part of what's been an endless malaise. what do you do? do you surrender and say if the future is down? no. here's my advice. we heard endlessly that revenues have disappointed. how about these, panera, honeywell, ppg, verizon, yahoo, comcast, the parent company of this network. these companies beat and raised and could all be down because of a market-wide selloff. they have remarkably...
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i think november's going to be cheap, and i think november could be more volatile with the election. and then as we turn toward fiscal cliff sort of issues, at that point i'll hopefully look to spread these in a put spread. >> you know, one of the things that's interesting about this trade, too, is the fact that with actually implied volatility, the price of options is actually very low right now. and that's also true for jpmorgan. and what it's doing is it may actually be understating that implied move just a little bit, which actually gives you a tailwind on this trade. what do i mean by that? those november options are not likely to decay a lot. there's still some catalysts that could hurt the stock between now and the expiration. so i think in some cases, some of these calendars, you might look at them and say, well maybe there's not quite as much here, i think there is. i like the trade. >> but i don't think that jpmorgan has done anything but hit that number right on the head. given the turmoil they've been through recently, i think it's a lock that they'll be within a penny or
i think november's going to be cheap, and i think november could be more volatile with the election. and then as we turn toward fiscal cliff sort of issues, at that point i'll hopefully look to spread these in a put spread. >> you know, one of the things that's interesting about this trade, too, is the fact that with actually implied volatility, the price of options is actually very low right now. and that's also true for jpmorgan. and what it's doing is it may actually be understating...
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also remember the exit polling from the elections that shows people are fine with taxes going up on the top 2%. this is part of why the deal from john boehner was a non starter. he said how about deduction caps so you have lots of taxes. is he in trouble with his right wing? >> yes, he is. they have purged the scam. you said it. spending cuts. they are talking about $350 billion. what matters here is the numbers. we can't afford this. we have $16 trillion in debt. we have $87 trillion in unfunded highbilities those are promises that are made that we have to keep. >> guys, this is part of what is interesting about this conversation. when you hear the speaker talking about the loop holes that is the same rhetoric that we heard from mit romney. >> they are using the stuff that is done in the budget control last year. >> those are terrible talking points. >> let me say this point. >> hang on a second. i want to go to guy benson on another point. there is a lot of talk that the republicans might have a doom's day scenario. if there is a budget stalemate, then the republicans will allow a vot
also remember the exit polling from the elections that shows people are fine with taxes going up on the top 2%. this is part of why the deal from john boehner was a non starter. he said how about deduction caps so you have lots of taxes. is he in trouble with his right wing? >> yes, he is. they have purged the scam. you said it. spending cuts. they are talking about $350 billion. what matters here is the numbers. we can't afford this. we have $16 trillion in debt. we have $87 trillion in...
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this election is the one more chance as to whether or not obama care goes into place or we repeal it and replace it with patient centered health care reform. we will replace this law with market based patient center reform. without a costly government take overthat will accelerate a debt crisis and make health care more expensive at the end of the day. >> romney's campaign seized on the comment that if you own a business you didn't build that and last night the president responded, listen to this. >> earlier today, romney was at it again, he has been twisting my words around to make it sound like i don't value small business. in politics you have to endure a certain amount of spin. those are the games played in campaigns -- >> so what about that, congressman? did romney twist the president's words? >> no if you look in the full contest, it's exactly what mitt romney said. he did not say president obama doesn't like small business. he said if you built a small business, you're not a result of that success. it's not because of you, it's because of somebody else, the government. the pre
this election is the one more chance as to whether or not obama care goes into place or we repeal it and replace it with patient centered health care reform. we will replace this law with market based patient center reform. without a costly government take overthat will accelerate a debt crisis and make health care more expensive at the end of the day. >> romney's campaign seized on the comment that if you own a business you didn't build that and last night the president responded, listen...
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. >> so does this election rest on the independent? does this election rest on women? what do you think? how do you think this -- >> well, when you look at all of the data, i think that the fact that romney is basically tied with the president at this point, after being kicked around about his opponents for a year, i think it's pretty remarkable. secondly, you have to remember that 90% of the undeciders will go with the challenger. but look at this through another lens in the prism. you've got 47% of the american people who are going to vote for mr. romney. you've got 47% today that are going to vote for president obama. and that's 6% that you are going to make the decision. remember this. this election is going to be a referendum on the president's economic policies. they failed. they've actually made the economy worse. he's going to try to make the election about everything other than his failed economic policies. what republicans need to do is keep focused on the issues that americans most care about and that's the question, where are the jobs? >> and yet you've got
. >> so does this election rest on the independent? does this election rest on women? what do you think? how do you think this -- >> well, when you look at all of the data, i think that the fact that romney is basically tied with the president at this point, after being kicked around about his opponents for a year, i think it's pretty remarkable. secondly, you have to remember that 90% of the undeciders will go with the challenger. but look at this through another lens in the prism....
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when obama was elected he became a deficit hawk. it's pretty hypocritical and all of these politicians say cut spending but they get cold feet when it comes to their home districts. >> i don't think there is any cold feet on the part of paul ryan. he is the only person in washington willing to stand up and say yes, i'm willing to cut these programs because it's necessary for the long-term health of the country, it takes real political courage to do that knowing you have to face voters every two years. i admire him for the way he handled the issue. >> i admired john mccain who never got any earmarks for arizona. twice paul ryan rejected simpson-bowles. once as a commissioner and once on the floor of the house. you can talk tough about deficits, but words are just hot air, you have to do things. >> is it possible he didn't know what his staff was doing? >> he has been very consistent on opposing the bailouts and a lot of spending issues. it is fair, you know, that he -- maybe he should have known about it, but as eamon points out, the
when obama was elected he became a deficit hawk. it's pretty hypocritical and all of these politicians say cut spending but they get cold feet when it comes to their home districts. >> i don't think there is any cold feet on the part of paul ryan. he is the only person in washington willing to stand up and say yes, i'm willing to cut these programs because it's necessary for the long-term health of the country, it takes real political courage to do that knowing you have to face voters...
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having done elections there, it's pretty bad. you know? in terms both the corruption and just it's not a functioning government. and i think this is the end of the day the big problem. whoever wins, you need a transformation of how greece functions to move it to the 21st century. until that happens, you have a problem. >> chris, we'll see you later. chris kofinis. up 71 in the dow. >> a wild week, brian, on the street. >> yeah. >> the first day we haven't seen a triple-digit up or down move for the dow. let's bring in joe tanius. welcome back. >> good to see you. >> great day to have you. it's been a volatile week. so far, pretty much flat on the day. is that fear? apprehension? what do you think? >> i think investors are nervous and apprehensive ahead of the greek vote. you have a binary outcome. all the polls show within margin of error but new democracy has a lead and everyone's hanging on to the seats to see what happens sunday night. >> do agree with chris kofinis partly about greece but the bigger issue is italy and spain? >> absolut
having done elections there, it's pretty bad. you know? in terms both the corruption and just it's not a functioning government. and i think this is the end of the day the big problem. whoever wins, you need a transformation of how greece functions to move it to the 21st century. until that happens, you have a problem. >> chris, we'll see you later. chris kofinis. up 71 in the dow. >> a wild week, brian, on the street. >> yeah. >> the first day we haven't seen a...
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elections. within an election year there's a very pronounced skew to the data. the first half is a choppy, choppy tone. however, when you get to august into an election year, the market accelerates to the top side consistently 8% to 9% between august and november or december. we do seem to be getting into a seasonal time in the second half of an election year which is a positive backdrop for the risk environment. and we're just beginning that this week indeed. >> so it may not last, but going back to 1900, every four years the dow tends to rally from about august to the end of the year, correct, in the election year? >> absolutely correct. >> okay. i want to bring you in here, tom. jordan just said that we're setting ourselves up for a positive backdrop for sort of a risk rally if you like. what about the economy, are we going to have a similar thing backing us up on the economic side of things? >> no, we don't see it up folding that way, unfortunately. i think this payroll report from our perspective shouldn't really alter the conversation all that much. it was
elections. within an election year there's a very pronounced skew to the data. the first half is a choppy, choppy tone. however, when you get to august into an election year, the market accelerates to the top side consistently 8% to 9% between august and november or december. we do seem to be getting into a seasonal time in the second half of an election year which is a positive backdrop for the risk environment. and we're just beginning that this week indeed. >> so it may not last, but...
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the greek election. markets got the result they wanted but the response isn't that great in the markets. why? >> i think it was to be expected. we have the volatility coming up. there is a government of gaining control, has most of the votes and needs to form a coalition government and i presume by now europe is tired of a government. they need action. >> how much time have you gotten as a result of this election? >> in my mind we have bought time until october. major revision of the troika and at that level that either the government is able to proceed with privatizations, to try and finish the recapitalization of the banks and to proceed with the key steps of the original austerity measures and by which point to continue or if not i think in october we're probably going to have a very unstable government and perhaps another election. >> i'm not sure this government can achieve much of what you said. >> i think that hopes are so much to the negative side that we might actually be in for a pleasant surpr
the greek election. markets got the result they wanted but the response isn't that great in the markets. why? >> i think it was to be expected. we have the volatility coming up. there is a government of gaining control, has most of the votes and needs to form a coalition government and i presume by now europe is tired of a government. they need action. >> how much time have you gotten as a result of this election? >> in my mind we have bought time until october. major revision...
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we made a commitment to the base that elected us. we said to the voters we will keep taxes low and not increase taxes. how dare anyone else keep us to the promises that got us ele elected. that the moment these people are are primed. they are going to be reaganites. the moment that they are challenged. >> i can tell you this. not one drop of revenue should be put on the table until we have massive across the board spending reductions and entitlement reform. that is what is missing. the gop should stand up and say not one drop of revenue until you show me good faith with the spending reduction you all talk about except when it comes time to do something about it. and step b is that the small business community should say not one pens penny until i know you are not going to screw me. >> a quiz. well the answer is coming up next. it is the energy boom that is the brightest spot in our dull and amenemic economy. does the republican party have a front-runner for 2016 could be. don't forget. free market capitalism. we are about to prove it
we made a commitment to the base that elected us. we said to the voters we will keep taxes low and not increase taxes. how dare anyone else keep us to the promises that got us ele elected. that the moment these people are are primed. they are going to be reaganites. the moment that they are challenged. >> i can tell you this. not one drop of revenue should be put on the table until we have massive across the board spending reductions and entitlement reform. that is what is missing. the...
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to pick up after the election? >> absolutely. smaller companies that are unique and have certain characteristics and an opportunity -- water-related, fracing, health care, banking industry is starting to look at deals. as you look into 2013, you want to say, hey, i can borrow money. i'm an lbo firm, private equity has lots of money. they can borrow money cheap. stocks are cheap. if they get cheaper, you'll see more deals. >> going into the election, that sequestration, the fiscal cliff, how important is this in terms of investing? >> even the martians know about sequestration. it's nothing new. but the answer is, if it happens, you may have another issue because it does create a speed bump in 2013. looking into 2014, if we can pull it off a year from now -- a year from now at this date, 2014 could be very bright. >> all right. we'll leave it there on that bright note. mario gabelli, chairman and ceo of gabelli funds and this year's grand marshal for the columbus weekend. thanks, mario. >> great to be here. great to
to pick up after the election? >> absolutely. smaller companies that are unique and have certain characteristics and an opportunity -- water-related, fracing, health care, banking industry is starting to look at deals. as you look into 2013, you want to say, hey, i can borrow money. i'm an lbo firm, private equity has lots of money. they can borrow money cheap. stocks are cheap. if they get cheaper, you'll see more deals. >> going into the election, that sequestration, the fiscal...
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you have to wait until after the election. so increasingly now we're coming to the view there will be no qe3 or whatever until december 11th or 12th s. that a fair assess m of where we are? >> yeah. here's the problem. the street hates qe3 believing it creates distortion in the market. you weaken the dollar and cause inflation in the stock market and commodities and buy me sometime school is predominant and the school that's predominant in the federal reserve right now. they believe that they're buying time to deal with the issues of structural imbalances in the u.s. economy and deal with issues, for example, even over in europe. now, whether we'll actually address the imbalances, congress will, remains to be seen but the fed certainly believes that their actions are helping buy time and that without it the u.s. economy would be in a much worse shape. >> they can't afford it in the middle of the election for fear of the republicans do or say or -- >> if the data's worse i would say they'll do it regardless but given now it's n
you have to wait until after the election. so increasingly now we're coming to the view there will be no qe3 or whatever until december 11th or 12th s. that a fair assess m of where we are? >> yeah. here's the problem. the street hates qe3 believing it creates distortion in the market. you weaken the dollar and cause inflation in the stock market and commodities and buy me sometime school is predominant and the school that's predominant in the federal reserve right now. they believe that...
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actually going negative in election years a fraction of a percent down 1.5% on election years. >> are you looking at technicals and the fundamentals when you make a call as you are today? >> well, when we get into the season, the last month of the best six months of april we look for technical trigger and indicators that we look at are right on the cusp. buy side indicators is just in positive territory right about now with dow up 62 or something last i looked. the sell side we need a slightly higher gain up to 92 and change. you know, it's close. we're okay. we had a big move since our buy signal back in october and we're happy to sell on strength if we get technical trigger and market continues to rally higher as i suspect it just might. >> jeff, when you look back at historical data that you are presenting this evidence that we're at a sell point, has there ever been a year or scenario with central banks have been fixated on providing liquidity to the markets. >> it's been historic. central banking hasn't been around that long. maybe a hundred years or so. in that whole time i have
actually going negative in election years a fraction of a percent down 1.5% on election years. >> are you looking at technicals and the fundamentals when you make a call as you are today? >> well, when we get into the season, the last month of the best six months of april we look for technical trigger and indicators that we look at are right on the cusp. buy side indicators is just in positive territory right about now with dow up 62 or something last i looked. the sell side we need...
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. >> caller: there is so much uncertainty in taxes, in the elections, inflation is a big concern of mine. is there anything i can do at my age to protect myself from the uncertainties coming up? >> okay, well, look you are a person who needs to heed the 20% in gld, gold bullion. that's your best defense. i'm not going to tell you to buy bonds that yield 2% to protect you. gold is going to be the best defense you have against the worries that you just outlined. anthony in virginia, please. >> caller: washington redskins boo-yah, rg-3 nation stand up. >> yeah. dan snyder is your owner. have you thought about that? >> caller: i've got a quick question. [ booing ] >> caller: when the market is over bought should i stay on the sidelines or look to get in long term? >> when it's overbought, i use the s&p oscillator that comes to my door on saturdays. we're plus five meaning we are overbought take a pass. another time will come. however, you can get started small and hope it comes back if you just can't resist. sam in ohio. >> caller: big glass city boo-yah to you. >> loving it. what's up? >> c
. >> caller: there is so much uncertainty in taxes, in the elections, inflation is a big concern of mine. is there anything i can do at my age to protect myself from the uncertainties coming up? >> okay, well, look you are a person who needs to heed the 20% in gld, gold bullion. that's your best defense. i'm not going to tell you to buy bonds that yield 2% to protect you. gold is going to be the best defense you have against the worries that you just outlined. anthony in virginia,...
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curious about your take on the november election's effect on the 2013 investment income tax rate and the financial impact on markets, especially with regard to high dividend paying stocks. what do you think, jim? >> matters who gets the house. if the democrats have a big sweep, you will wish you sold more stocks this year because your tax rate is going up and you have to figure the after tax matters on stocks unless you own them in a retirement account. otherwise, look. i never like to do this. as uh say in "real money" don't do things for the tax man. if you have a company that's good, hold on to it even as you may not be able to get a good rate when you go to sell. maybe you shouldn't sell at all because the stock is going higher. another day when the worse was expected but the market took it in stride. disappointing jobs in tech, but the market didn't blink. is the market an idiot? no. the market is making sense. out's about profits, not about employment reports. "mad money" will be back. >> coming up, your next move. while the market shrugged off bad news today, this is no time t
curious about your take on the november election's effect on the 2013 investment income tax rate and the financial impact on markets, especially with regard to high dividend paying stocks. what do you think, jim? >> matters who gets the house. if the democrats have a big sweep, you will wish you sold more stocks this year because your tax rate is going up and you have to figure the after tax matters on stocks unless you own them in a retirement account. otherwise, look. i never like to do...
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of course spain is trying to put this decision off past the regional elections. somebody is going to get hit here fairly badly. maybe even the prime minister himself. what's attractive specifically? >> so what's attractive is the fact that you have someone with a big printing press buying these bonds, which is the ecb. as long as you recognize that there has to be an exit, either through maturity or through market liquidity or through someone else buying them, then the bonds that fall in that category are attractive because, remember, the ecb has made it very clear. it believes there are two excessive risk premiums in the price of spanish bonds. one is a convertibility risk. the other is a financial fragmentation risk. they are committed to reducing that premium, which makes certain bonds attractive. >> here in the united states, you recommended tips, which is you buy a treasury, except it's protected from inflation. the house is worried about inflation. how badly? >> we are worried. we think if you are to look over a period of three to five years, inflation is m
of course spain is trying to put this decision off past the regional elections. somebody is going to get hit here fairly badly. maybe even the prime minister himself. what's attractive specifically? >> so what's attractive is the fact that you have someone with a big printing press buying these bonds, which is the ecb. as long as you recognize that there has to be an exit, either through maturity or through market liquidity or through someone else buying them, then the bonds that fall in...
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i hope that what we see now that the election is behind us and what we've heard since the election occurred is that there really is going to be an attempt at getting something done. i also am hopeful that america in general is going to hold our elected officials' feet to the fire on that one. i don't think this country can tolerate another, sort of driving close to the precipice dynamic. my exhortation to our government is don't even get close to the fiscal cliff. deal with it immediately. deal with it productively. don't threaten the country and our economy. don't limit or decrease, you know, how people's opinion of the united states globally. get this done. if we don't, we're doing ourselves a world of damage, not only in terms of our reputation, but it will be impossible to fix the economy, create jobs, and get things going again. this is not something that can be played with and not something that can fall prey to the typical political rhetoric we've been seeing in washington for a long time. >> it's important you mention corporate tax rates and the competitive situation because we are
i hope that what we see now that the election is behind us and what we've heard since the election occurred is that there really is going to be an attempt at getting something done. i also am hopeful that america in general is going to hold our elected officials' feet to the fire on that one. i don't think this country can tolerate another, sort of driving close to the precipice dynamic. my exhortation to our government is don't even get close to the fiscal cliff. deal with it immediately. deal...
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politicians are there to serve, but, no, they're there to get re-elected. the two gentlemen sitting there that were once politicians don't have to worry about re-election. there's a degree of honesty there that i found refreshing. >> yeah, you would -- look, it's nice to have conviction and passion about your points of view. we certainly get that from both sides of the aisle right now. to some degree, that's why we don't get a solution to these important problems. steve, where is the civility that once existed in washington and the spirit of compromise we heard in the 1980s, for example? we keep hearing about the relationship between ronald reagan and tip o'neill and their willingness to compromise, even though they were about as far apart politically as you could get. >> bill, i agree with what you said and what rick said about that. i think it's wrong to say they're honest and they're the way they are because they're not in office anymore. i think what's more correct is they both come from an era where you fought, and you fought hard. but once the vote wa
politicians are there to serve, but, no, they're there to get re-elected. the two gentlemen sitting there that were once politicians don't have to worry about re-election. there's a degree of honesty there that i found refreshing. >> yeah, you would -- look, it's nice to have conviction and passion about your points of view. we certainly get that from both sides of the aisle right now. to some degree, that's why we don't get a solution to these important problems. steve, where is the...
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we already are seeing it in this election. and i think with ted the article in "the new yorker" you mentioned, where he was quoted the years ahead will be very ominous for republicans unless we change. i think this election may turn out to be a good thing in the sense we are going to do a course correction in the gop. be a lot more open, and be more positive reaching out to those middle voters. >> if people call a path to citizenship, then what i think of a path to citizenship, you know, you get your worker document, okay, register properly, and you got to learn english and something about american history and so forth and so on. but -- people call a path to citizenship amnesty, chris, i'm in favor of amnesty then. i'm tired of this whole debate. i'm tired of this semantics and tired of handful of people, you and i both know, who they are. who have held this issue up for so long. >> i do think that we don't want an immediate citizenship for 10 million undocumented illegal aliens in the country. when people talk about a path to
we already are seeing it in this election. and i think with ted the article in "the new yorker" you mentioned, where he was quoted the years ahead will be very ominous for republicans unless we change. i think this election may turn out to be a good thing in the sense we are going to do a course correction in the gop. be a lot more open, and be more positive reaching out to those middle voters. >> if people call a path to citizenship, then what i think of a path to citizenship,...
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i mean, president obama just won a decisive election. democrats increased their majority in the senate. the tax rates are expiring. if these tax rates weren't expiring, republicans could hold out for genuine tax reform. i think they need to get ahead of this situation. why not lock in the current rates for everybody under a million and live to fight another day? i think there's more likelihood they'll be able to get genuine tax reform next year if they lock in everybody under a million right now when they have their backs against the fiscal cliff. >> but that's not what they're doing. we doncontinue to see everybody digging in. why should republicans allow the tax increases for highest earners, and why should dems give in on the spending cuts the republicans want? what is it going to take to get these two sides together? >> the democrats should give in. the fact is they should give in because we have an actual fiscal crisis. we have a real debt ceiling. that's the national debt. this is going to, what, chip away 7% of the deficit, lettin
i mean, president obama just won a decisive election. democrats increased their majority in the senate. the tax rates are expiring. if these tax rates weren't expiring, republicans could hold out for genuine tax reform. i think they need to get ahead of this situation. why not lock in the current rates for everybody under a million and live to fight another day? i think there's more likelihood they'll be able to get genuine tax reform next year if they lock in everybody under a million right...
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this election all comes down to carbon. president obama hates carbon and is committed to electric batteries and carbon. these two fuels are obama's path to national energy self-sufficiency. romney, he doesn't care how green the fuel is. he just wants north america to be energy self-sufficient no matter what. and embraces american and canadian fossil fuels as a way to get there. i have searched endlessly for economic issues that the president has direct control over, meaning you can buy them, bingo, as soon as you find out who wins tomorrow night. given the fiscal crisis in our country, i don't believe that a president can have much say over a huge budget decision anymore. things are complex. things are too limited. i don't see individual companies benefiting from taking the direction of a fractured congress. i also think there can be no huge shift in tax policy under romney as long as congress remains gridlocked, which seems to be the most likely outcome regardless of who takes the house. if it's possible that governor romn
this election all comes down to carbon. president obama hates carbon and is committed to electric batteries and carbon. these two fuels are obama's path to national energy self-sufficiency. romney, he doesn't care how green the fuel is. he just wants north america to be energy self-sufficient no matter what. and embraces american and canadian fossil fuels as a way to get there. i have searched endlessly for economic issues that the president has direct control over, meaning you can buy them,...
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the election is too late. >> it is all wrong. we called the pentagon for a response. here's what they had to say "more than 200 installation voter assistance officers exist around the globe. in addition, unit voting assistance officers are available to every unit in every service all over the world. we encourage voters to double-check state-specific deadlines. miss rotunda told us and supplied numbers that absentee ballot voting by military voting is down 50%, 60% and 70% in key battleground states. there is something fishy going on here. we are going to stay with that story. now, next up on tonight's show, more than three weeks after the deadly attack on our consulate in benghazi where four americans were murdered, including the ambassador, the fbi has just now been allowed to enter the consulate for the first time. few people have been arrested. where is the justice that president obama promised? take a listen. >> today we mourn for more americans who represent the very best of the united states of america. we will not waver in
the election is too late. >> it is all wrong. we called the pentagon for a response. here's what they had to say "more than 200 installation voter assistance officers exist around the globe. in addition, unit voting assistance officers are available to every unit in every service all over the world. we encourage voters to double-check state-specific deadlines. miss rotunda told us and supplied numbers that absentee ballot voting by military voting is down 50%, 60% and 70% in key...
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. >> announcer: the presidential election -- >> the most important thing in this election is what will president obama do and what would governor romney do with the economy? >> announcer: bill clinton weighs in on those hot button issues and a whole lot more in a first on cnbc interview with our maria bartiromo. it all begins on this special edition of the "closing bell." >> and it is 4:00 on wall street. do you know where your money is? i'm maria bartiromo. we're moments away from my first on cnbc interview with bill clinton. you won't want to miss what he had to say about the looming fiscal cliff and how to jump-start this economy in the u.s. first, let's look at what we're following at the close. dow snapping a four-day losing streak after better than expected ism service numbers. can the momentum continue or will fears about europe retake center stage tomorrow? facebook falling another 4% falling below $26 a share. the stock now down better than 30%. 30% since going public at 38 just a couple of weeks ago. take a look at how we finished the dow industrials. volume anemic at the big
. >> announcer: the presidential election -- >> the most important thing in this election is what will president obama do and what would governor romney do with the economy? >> announcer: bill clinton weighs in on those hot button issues and a whole lot more in a first on cnbc interview with our maria bartiromo. it all begins on this special edition of the "closing bell." >> and it is 4:00 on wall street. do you know where your money is? i'm maria bartiromo....
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. >> i know your famous crystal ball says president obama will win re-election. consensus is he cannot win without ohio. i've done the numbers, he can win without ohio if he gets florida, virginia, colorado, wisconsin and nevada. i know it is a long shot. where are you pin being the odds on a romney or obama victory? >> it's a close competitive election and we'll have to see whether president obama can come back in one of the two remaining debates. i think that's critical. he has to show his own party what he can do, because right now they're depressed. they're not as enthused as republicans are and this is a battle of the party bases. but if you're asking me who is more likely to win the election, i naturally look to the electoral college. he came up with a scenario for romney winning and are you absolutely right. but you see, the problem for romney is, there are many more plausible scenarios for barack obama to get to 270 than there are plausible scenarios for mitt romney to get to 270. >> i agree. i just wanted to confirm whether you believe romney can -- it w
. >> i know your famous crystal ball says president obama will win re-election. consensus is he cannot win without ohio. i've done the numbers, he can win without ohio if he gets florida, virginia, colorado, wisconsin and nevada. i know it is a long shot. where are you pin being the odds on a romney or obama victory? >> it's a close competitive election and we'll have to see whether president obama can come back in one of the two remaining debates. i think that's critical. he has to...
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and the california elections. in other words, doesn't president obama really play his hand and it's exactly what folks don't want? >> when mitt romney was governor of massachusetts, massachusetts was 47th out of 50 in terms of job creation in the private sector. this is a ridiculous argument. the president wants a strong private sector and it's stronger than when he took the office in 2009. the big job loss problem, as i have said before, and the people at risk of losing their jobs are fireenmany, policemen and teachers. if you want a strong private sector you have to have a strong eng equation system. i don't think governor romney understands that. >> i thought it was the private taxpayers. men and women in business and who own small businesses that were responsible for financing the public sector and sometimes the public unions forget that. aren't they at the beck and call of the taxpayers working in the private sector business? >> people who serve the country, most are dedicated servants and do a great job. fir
and the california elections. in other words, doesn't president obama really play his hand and it's exactly what folks don't want? >> when mitt romney was governor of massachusetts, massachusetts was 47th out of 50 in terms of job creation in the private sector. this is a ridiculous argument. the president wants a strong private sector and it's stronger than when he took the office in 2009. the big job loss problem, as i have said before, and the people at risk of losing their jobs are...
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is it an election in november? is it a change in the white house? is it tax policy? what gets this money moving again, robert? >> i think it's all those things. when you look at the wealthy, they have -- what sets them apart is they have a very long time horizon for investing. what they worry about are deficits, the functionality of our government, they worry about europe. so it's all of these big structural things that are not easy fixes that they are concerned about. and, unfortunately, that's not an overnight solution for these people. >> all right. we'll be watching this developing story throughout the year. robert, good to talk to you. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> tomorrow today, what may move the markets and impact your money first thing in the morning. >>> and i speak to the head of the euro next. duncan and scott davis right in your living rooms. you're watching cnbc, first in business worldwide. ss worldwide. high schools in six states enrolled in the national math and science initiative... ...which helped students and teachers get better results in
is it an election in november? is it a change in the white house? is it tax policy? what gets this money moving again, robert? >> i think it's all those things. when you look at the wealthy, they have -- what sets them apart is they have a very long time horizon for investing. what they worry about are deficits, the functionality of our government, they worry about europe. so it's all of these big structural things that are not easy fixes that they are concerned about. and, unfortunately,...
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but people are waiting for the election. maybe they're trying to jump the gun a little bit right now in front of that. we've had this nice run. we've only had about a quarter of it in terms of a pullback. the earnings are growing at less than 1%. we're likely to have some type of contraction in the economy in the next year. that's typical the year after election. a slow down is not unusual. we've had a bifurcated market as well. a few sectors really running. the generals have been leading the way, and the privates haven't. so that's the thing that we need to see. the other side we've seen that's kind of disturbing to us, thinking that a correction could be possible, is that more expensive stocks have been running and the very, very cheapest stocks have actually been going down this year. very, very unusual. it could be an indication we should have some form of correction in the market. >> okay. barry, dan, thank you very much. it's been a very busy hour for the markets and for apple. we're going to recap it all for you in a
but people are waiting for the election. maybe they're trying to jump the gun a little bit right now in front of that. we've had this nice run. we've only had about a quarter of it in terms of a pullback. the earnings are growing at less than 1%. we're likely to have some type of contraction in the economy in the next year. that's typical the year after election. a slow down is not unusual. we've had a bifurcated market as well. a few sectors really running. the generals have been leading the...
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overwhelmingly in 2010 and resoundingly re-elected in 2012. across the country. they have a strong voice. they have a position. the american people have embraced. the president i think, larry, is over interpreting his mandate in his second re-election. i think he feels empowered in ways that he actually has not been by the american people. he's running a very risky game. this is not where the american people want to be. and i think it's definitely up to those who talk about these things in the media and the american people to be aware of the consequences of what he is proposing. >> here's the thing. had licks there's no spending cuts in his proposal. the idea at one point with simpson bowls was $4 of spending cuts for $1 revenue increase. this one is backwards. this is $1 spending cut for $4 of revenue increases. isn't the republicans' best calling card to insist on strong spending cuts and entitlement reform? isn't that their best counter punch? >> absolutely. one of the reasons president obama's come into these negotiations from what he beli
overwhelmingly in 2010 and resoundingly re-elected in 2012. across the country. they have a strong voice. they have a position. the american people have embraced. the president i think, larry, is over interpreting his mandate in his second re-election. i think he feels empowered in ways that he actually has not been by the american people. he's running a very risky game. this is not where the american people want to be. and i think it's definitely up to those who talk about these things in the...
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and 70 days till election day. you're watching "the kudlow report." we're live from the republican convention in tampa as you can hear. you know what i love about this country? trick question. i love everything about this country! including prilosec otc. you know one pill each morning treats your frequent heartburn so you can enjoy all this great land of ours has to offer like demolition derbies. and drive thru weddings. so if you're one of those people who gets heartburn and then...
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>> anything can happen in front of the election, especially if the polls change dramatically. i think that's sad but what i believe. and in terms of housing, i think principle reduction is an absolutely horrible reprehencible terrible idea. the rule of dow contracts, bondholders, it's terrible. and i hope that the notion of the rule of law is a platform for this election because i think it's one of the fundamental cornerstones of why the last century has been all about the united states of america. >> thank you, sir. i appreciate that, rick. we'll move on from there, i guess. >>> the segment comes courtesy of the great producer kevin flynn in his late 20s, early 30s. he won't say. he says his friends want to be in the market and facebook stock scares them and nearly 700 a share apple is too expensive for them. what strategies should the cocalled young money investor use? let's bring in howard lindsen and is it bet tore buy one share of apple, call it $700 or 100 shares of a $7 stock? >> it's the question that always gets asked. first of all, sparky. maybe the first asu alum on
>> anything can happen in front of the election, especially if the polls change dramatically. i think that's sad but what i believe. and in terms of housing, i think principle reduction is an absolutely horrible reprehencible terrible idea. the rule of dow contracts, bondholders, it's terrible. and i hope that the notion of the rule of law is a platform for this election because i think it's one of the fundamental cornerstones of why the last century has been all about the united states...
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but he told us that's not going to happen, and he got re-elected. what does it matter? it doesn't raise a lot of money. why didn't he just say that we're taking the able of social security to 6, cutting the military budget. the democrats will be committing political suicide and the republicans. that's why i was hoping that congress would rise above and figure out a more reasonable way to spend less and take in more money over time and get the budget over time. the moronic cliff doesn't hurt. what do we need? i have to use his words because it's like a curse word. compromise. it used to be the american way. compromise, that's considered to be sinking below. you know i favor higher stock prices, that's my mantra. i'm not sure that cutting all these programs quickly, that's what the quick jump would do is the way to get to higher stock prices, austerity means that tax hikes will go higher. unlike the rest of the 98%, you won't hurt the market as much as if you make everybody pay. the 2% save more and the 98% spent more. but what really hurts is no deal at all. the presiden
but he told us that's not going to happen, and he got re-elected. what does it matter? it doesn't raise a lot of money. why didn't he just say that we're taking the able of social security to 6, cutting the military budget. the democrats will be committing political suicide and the republicans. that's why i was hoping that congress would rise above and figure out a more reasonable way to spend less and take in more money over time and get the budget over time. the moronic cliff doesn't hurt....
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something nasty just occurred in the overall market because of europe or something involved in the election. in other words, other than for those who are shorting or going long stocks ahead of the quarter, these earnings reports need a context to make you money. they can't be relied upon anymore because they aren't as predictive of future behaviors as they once were. they are a piece of the puzzle, a part of the mosaic. they are only one of very important parts of what predicts where a stock will go over the intermediate term. it is a teaching show. because i want you to know the metrics i'm using to pick stocks i talk about and recommend here you can follow along at cnbc.com. i want you to listen to these conference calls or read them in the transcripts. give you an opinion of what matters in these conference calls and how i let them factor into my picking stocks. i want this to show once and for all to tell you how to use earnings season as a way to evaluate your portfolio. figure out what you need to trim, what you need more of. let it help your stock selection. hone your way of thinking
something nasty just occurred in the overall market because of europe or something involved in the election. in other words, other than for those who are shorting or going long stocks ahead of the quarter, these earnings reports need a context to make you money. they can't be relied upon anymore because they aren't as predictive of future behaviors as they once were. they are a piece of the puzzle, a part of the mosaic. they are only one of very important parts of what predicts where a stock...
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some uncertainty about the election. the composition of government, how much participation and collaboration there will be. so we have plenty of issues to worry about. corporate earnings, macro slow down. china hard landing, soft landing, still with property bubbles in spain, china, et cetera. there are plenty of things to go around. we have made a very strong run from the june lows. the magnitude of the decreased potential. and i want to say that potentially it all depends on support levels. it is not shocking if you go back to, say, may of 2010 to when we had the flash crash of the june lows. we got a good sell-off. >> to be fair, two things. how low is it going to go? answer that. and secondly, the reason i pushed back is we had macro issues and the dow has rallied strongly. >> precisely. the sentiment was built on hope and built on the central banks coming into the fore. if you think about it, if we topped on the 14th that friday morning at around whatever it was -- 10:30, 10:45 on the s&p intraday the fed e effect l
some uncertainty about the election. the composition of government, how much participation and collaboration there will be. so we have plenty of issues to worry about. corporate earnings, macro slow down. china hard landing, soft landing, still with property bubbles in spain, china, et cetera. there are plenty of things to go around. we have made a very strong run from the june lows. the magnitude of the decreased potential. and i want to say that potentially it all depends on support levels....
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getting past the election will be quite important because when we get past election, i think we'll get past this fiscal cliff worry, and as people see, you know, both the stock market go up a bit and home prices go up, in the third quarter we estimate that household health went up by $1.5 trillion just in the third quarter. as this happens, i think that will give people a little more confidence. confidence is really what this economy needs and what markets need in order to put money back into equities. >> cliff, you putting money back into equities here? >> absolutely. we're seeing significant flows going right back into the equity markets. one of the things that i focus on is just looking at ratio from puts to calls. puts meaning investors looking to go short and calls looking for investors to go long on the index. when i look back at the start of the year, may had a peak, two buys of puts for every call. this past week that ratio is about even. what that's telling you the amount of bullish sentiment has had a fundamental shift. bearish in may and bullish right now. i'm focused on thi
getting past the election will be quite important because when we get past election, i think we'll get past this fiscal cliff worry, and as people see, you know, both the stock market go up a bit and home prices go up, in the third quarter we estimate that household health went up by $1.5 trillion just in the third quarter. as this happens, i think that will give people a little more confidence. confidence is really what this economy needs and what markets need in order to put money back into...
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why and when should i elect to have the dividends input into stocks? you have to do it. if you look at how the s&p 500 is done, it's quite done well. if you didn't reinvest dividends, it's done poorly. you let the dividends reaccumulate and over time even for companies that kind of do nothing that have a 5% yield you're going to double your money over a short period of time. reinvest dividends. here is one from ryan in california. air force booyah. i'm 27 and want to start getting serious about investing in my roth ira. i think my best bet is to avoid mutual and pick three or four stocks. with so many companies, where do i start? start with companies you like. this is an old peter lynch method. it's still available. you can go on amazon. may be the greatest fund manager of our lifetime. he wrote a fantastic book about how to get started. start with something that you like. you visit at the mall and do the homework. you check the conference calls. see how the company's doing. get comfortable. buy a little. wait for it to come down. your first buy is almost not your last b
why and when should i elect to have the dividends input into stocks? you have to do it. if you look at how the s&p 500 is done, it's quite done well. if you didn't reinvest dividends, it's done poorly. you let the dividends reaccumulate and over time even for companies that kind of do nothing that have a 5% yield you're going to double your money over a short period of time. reinvest dividends. here is one from ryan in california. air force booyah. i'm 27 and want to start getting serious...
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they get elected and they have to pay back their -- their bennies that they got from getting elected. we elect them but they don't listen to us. >> fresh faces are always a good thing, if you're there only to back the people that have put you in there and not to do what's best for the country overall and unite us all, i think it is a very good thing to have new people on the scene. >> but this is a district where it's impossible to have new people on the scene because it pits two incumbents, republican jim renecy and democrat rene sutton. both trying to make arguments to the voters. republican drying to blame the democratic senate and the democrat the house. take a listen. >> jim renacci supports a 20% national sales tax. what do you think? >> now, that's a bad idea. >> no, no, no. it doesn't need to be that high. >> i don't think that's a good idea. >> i would be totally disgusted. >> everybody struggling with gas. >> have a job, you're struggling or not, you're struggling. >> it's hard enough to buy food. >> this is congresswoman sutton, shed a president obama spend billions of tax
they get elected and they have to pay back their -- their bennies that they got from getting elected. we elect them but they don't listen to us. >> fresh faces are always a good thing, if you're there only to back the people that have put you in there and not to do what's best for the country overall and unite us all, i think it is a very good thing to have new people on the scene. >> but this is a district where it's impossible to have new people on the scene because it pits two...
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>> it's an election year, and i think there will be a rule that will be tough. i think they can't get away with doing nothing on this, and the issue to be resolved is the tougher regulatory scrutiny from the fed and others, are there other big bank holding companies with formulas like the one jamie dimon had that went astray? >> i think senator bob corker's question to mr. dimon was crucial. has any of this regulation made the system -- i think he was being political and careful when he said he didn't know. the fact that he -- >> he came on the show and said what we learn today is the financial system in so safer today. >> and you look at the evidence and there is no evidence it's any safer. we had a company that extended it's balance sheet, violated the sacred rules of -- >> customer money. >> took too much risk and lost a lot. this problem with jpmorgan was not a criminal kind of a problem. they took a risk and the people that took the risk were the shareholders and they took a loss. so culpability and responsibility is together. >> there's no place for me her
>> it's an election year, and i think there will be a rule that will be tough. i think they can't get away with doing nothing on this, and the issue to be resolved is the tougher regulatory scrutiny from the fed and others, are there other big bank holding companies with formulas like the one jamie dimon had that went astray? >> i think senator bob corker's question to mr. dimon was crucial. has any of this regulation made the system -- i think he was being political and careful...
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and we're also going to see elections in germany as well. regional elections. show you the calendar. we have a whole month of may that's going to start to raise the question about whether or not europe is going to stay on the same track of cutting spending and also trying to keep the europe -- the eurozone she tried to say, sue -- >> you just got off the air. you probably had a moment to breathe. but with that with what you just laid out so well for us, michelle, you would think there would be more market volatility. you would think that the market would be focusing more on it. but it doesn't seem to be. >> i agree. and i think ultimately what the market's think -- we don't know what the markets think, but what we have seen every single time some european leader has said i'm going to renegotiate the fiscal pact, i'm against austerity, i'm against this, they don't get punished by other politicians. they get punished by the bond market. they raise rates and suddenly they find religion and they cut spending. nothing like a 7% interest rate to really get a politici
and we're also going to see elections in germany as well. regional elections. show you the calendar. we have a whole month of may that's going to start to raise the question about whether or not europe is going to stay on the same track of cutting spending and also trying to keep the europe -- the eurozone she tried to say, sue -- >> you just got off the air. you probably had a moment to breathe. but with that with what you just laid out so well for us, michelle, you would think there...
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and he then displayed them when he was elected president. had them in the white house. they took off. he put them in the oval office in the cabinet meetings they featured at the inauguration red, white and blue jelly beans. >> but who did invent the jelly belly? what happened to them? >> a candy retailer distributor in northern california liked the idea of using pure flute purees in this hard shell. and he came up with this idea for these products and also with the name jelly belly. and he worked with mr. roland over the years. mr. roland ultimately saw the commercial possibilities here. they did a deal and mr. kline sold his interest and now it's taken off to the point where it's a $200 million a year business. >> that's a lot of jelly bellies. what are the strangest flavors now? >> they have moldy cheese, sausage, black pepper. some of the more familiar ones, would you like to try a toasted marshmallow or cotton candy? they're very good. >> combine them chocolate cream with the razz berry. >> a & w cream soda. >> i have toured the factory in northern california. it's
and he then displayed them when he was elected president. had them in the white house. they took off. he put them in the oval office in the cabinet meetings they featured at the inauguration red, white and blue jelly beans. >> but who did invent the jelly belly? what happened to them? >> a candy retailer distributor in northern california liked the idea of using pure flute purees in this hard shell. and he came up with this idea for these products and also with the name jelly belly....
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you have two weeks of uncertainty heading into this election. if you're a pm, if you're a money manager, now that the market's rolled over, what's your inclination to come back in again ahead of the election? >> brian kelly, what are you doing? is >> i'm with joe here. you need to be very cautious and nimble in this market. from 2009 up to september 13th, 2012, this market has been driven by policy. it has tramped fundamentals. that process may be reversing here. i'm not sure yet, but i don't see any reason to go jumping in and buy right here. at the same time, maybe 20 points lower, 20 handles lower in the s&p, i might dip my toe in. for now, cautious and nimble is the way to be. >> brian, hasn't the fed -- don't we have a bernanke put here? don't we know the federal reserve needs to keep the market up? and it will do whatever it has to ultimately, even if that's more come tomorrow. >> we do know that, but the market doesn't seem to be believing that right now, and that's all that really matters to me is whether the market believes it or not. i
you have two weeks of uncertainty heading into this election. if you're a pm, if you're a money manager, now that the market's rolled over, what's your inclination to come back in again ahead of the election? >> brian kelly, what are you doing? is >> i'm with joe here. you need to be very cautious and nimble in this market. from 2009 up to september 13th, 2012, this market has been driven by policy. it has tramped fundamentals. that process may be reversing here. i'm not sure yet,...
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the president could still make that move before the election. and i would encourage him to do it. >> john harwood down in washington, your reaction to what the governor had to say? as i said coming out of it, he clearly believes his prospects have gotten a little bit brighter today, wouldn't you think? >> they are brighter today. look, if we have confirmation now as it appears to be the case of another spring slowdown as we saw in 2010 and 2011, this is right at the time when the cement starts drying on how people feel about the economy and their prospects certainly historical looks at elections have told us that summertime's a very critical point. and if in fact the robust growth that we had in the wintertime has now been replaced by a much slower track as people like austin gouls by have predicted, that means romney has an open field to make the arguments you just heard him make to carl, the president's policies haven't worked. he shouldn't focus on health care. he shouldn't be playing politics. because politics is a results business and accou
the president could still make that move before the election. and i would encourage him to do it. >> john harwood down in washington, your reaction to what the governor had to say? as i said coming out of it, he clearly believes his prospects have gotten a little bit brighter today, wouldn't you think? >> they are brighter today. look, if we have confirmation now as it appears to be the case of another spring slowdown as we saw in 2010 and 2011, this is right at the time when the...